Title
Bataan Day Declared Legal Holiday
Law
Republic Act No. 3022
Decision Date
Apr 6, 1961
Republic Act No. 3022 designates April 9 as Bataan Day, a legal holiday in the Philippines, to honor the heroic defenders of Bataan and their families, with specific observances and a one-minute silence at 4:30 pm.

Questions (Republic Act No. 3022)

It proclaims the ninth day of April as “Bataan Day.”

They are enjoined to observe a one-minute silence at 4:30 in the afternoon and to hold appropriate rites in honor of the heroic defenders of Bataan and their parents, wives and/or widows.

The heroic defenders of Bataan, and their parents, wives and/or widows.

4:30 o’clock in the afternoon.

Section 2 of RA 3022 amends Section 29 of the Revised Administrative Code, as amended.

It amends Section 29 of the Revised Administrative Code, which is entitled “Legal holidays.”

The legal holidays are: January 1, April 9, May 1, July 4, November 30, December 30, and the day appointed by law for a general election.

Thursday and Friday of Holy Week, Christmas Day, and Sundays are legal religious holidays.

The next succeeding day shall be observed as the legal holiday.

It does both: it proclaims April 9 as Bataan Day and declares it as a legal holiday.

It takes effect upon its approval (approved April 6, 1961).

The day appointed by law for holding a general election is included as a legal holiday.

Republic Act No. 3022 (1961).


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